Chohsa are floats adorned in gold embroidery that act as platforms for taiko drums. While the participants in matching happi coats carry the chohsa and parade through otabisho rest stops and squares beating out a drum tune through the streets, they perform Kaki Kurabe (chousa carrying performance) enthusiastically. When night falls, chochin lanterns provide light, creating even more fantastic atomosphere for the performance. The Kaki Kurabe are the highlight of the festival.

Event Dates	Every year for three days with the second Sunday in October as the last day.
Event Details	This year, in order to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus disease, the Kaki Kurabe and other events have been cancelled.
Official site	http://www.chohsa.jp/
Location (venue)	Throughout Toyohama-cho, Kanonji City (Toyohama Hachiman Shrine, Ichinomiya Shrine, and others) *Most years
Address	1577-1 Wadahama, Toyohama-cho, Kanonji-shi (Toyohama Hachiman Shrine) *Most years

Region	Shikoku
Category	Processions and parades

Event organizers may change the date and time. Please check the official website.

update: Sep.2.2021